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Pargeter--636; A, McEachern-- All Sorts--27] Men's Bowling League eag and standing as follows: Score Total 606; H. Camegie--003; A. Cawker-- 600. ; " High Singles-- A. Dowson--268; C. Andrews--264; D, Pargeter--263; A; Cawker--266; F. Christie--234; B. Miller--234; George Parry--233; G. Mark--233; R. Sweet- man--231; W. St. John--230. Epsom (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Rogers had dinner Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird at Saintfield. Mr, and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family spent the week-end. with his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. Stewart, Sympathy is offered to the family of" the late Mrs, Fred Thom of bridge who passed away very sudden- ly last 'Wednesday. " . A Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Jeffery visit- 'led Sunday with their daughter and Son-in-law Mr. and 'Mus. John Moore at Oshawa. _ Mr. and Mrs. Beach He son of Ux- bridge and Mrs. D. Prentice spent Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Medd and visited with their mother and grandmother, Mie. Ackney. Pleased to hear that Mrs. Ackney is feeling some better, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lakey, Linda and Tommy spent Sunday with her par- ents Mr, and Mrs, Rogers. Mrs, Wilbur, who is the regular school teacher is spending some time in Port Perry hospital following an operation. We wish her a speedy re- covery. Mrs. Hilda Bailey is teach- ing -the school during Mrs. Wilbur's absence, E Miss Jean Taylor is now feeling better and has returned to her work in Port Perry, sorl)eeue Mrs, Hugh Rogers of Bowmanville spent a few days visiting her father Mr. R. Harper at Utica and called Friday evening with Myr. and Mrs. W. Rogers and attended the party at the school. 4 » Mr, 'and Mrs. John Moore of Oshawa spent the week- end with her. parents in the village, and also attended the party. : Mr, Tommy Anderson returned from Three Rivers, Que. and spent the week-end at his home here. He left on 'Sunday night for Belleville. He will spent this week working in that city. Mr, and Mrs, David Knight of Tor- onto visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mr. Don Taylor spent the week-end with his parents. The W.A, are holding a home bak- ing sale on Feb, 18th at Warren's Hardware in Uxbridge. A good time was had by these pre- sent at the euchre and dance on Fri- day night in the school. The lucky 'COLOMBO PLAN SENDS CANADIAN-BUILT LOCOMOTIVES TO INDIA "One of the 120 locomotives India is receiving from Canada under the Colombo .plan i8 seen pulling out of Howrah station, Calcutta, after a a ceremony marking its entry into service. Canada countries. is third largest Commonwealth contributor to Col- ombe plan, which helps develop backward Asian --Central Press Canadian ~ Nothing near it in price can match it for Pride: / (a Compare Meteor with any other car in its field! There's nothing to match it for pride of TF ownership. No value to equal it! 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